chrono_age: Compute chronological age in months

In LearningToTalk/L2TDatabase: Helper Functions for the Learning-To-Talk 'MySQL' Database

Description

Ages are rounded down to the nearest month. A difference of 20 months, 29 days is interpreted as 20 months.

Usage

chrono_age(t1, t2)

Arguments

t1, t2

dates in "yyyy-mm-dd" format

Value

the chronological ages in months. NA is returned if the age cannot be computed.

Examples

# Two years exactly
chrono_age("2014-01-20", "2012-01-20")
#> 24

# Shift a year
chrono_age("2014-01-20", "2013-01-20")
#> 12
chrono_age("2014-01-20", "2011-01-20")
#> 36

# Shift a month
chrono_age("2014-01-20", "2012-02-20")
#> 23
chrono_age("2014-01-20", "2011-12-20")
#> 25

# 3 months exactly
chrono_age("2014-05-10", "2014-02-10")
#> 3

# Borrow a month when the earlier date has a later day
chrono_age("2014-05-10", "2014-02-11")
#> 2, equal to 2 months, 29 days rounded down to nearest month

# Inverted argument order
chrono_age("2012-01-20", "2014-01-20")
#> 24

# Multiple dates
t1 <- c("2012-01-20", "2014-02-10", "2010-10-10")
t2 <- c("2014-01-20", "2014-05-10", "2014-11-10")
chrono_age(t1, t2)
#> [1] 24  3 49

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